yes, it's entirely possible - you just need to put multiple module nodes within the modules node - the blogs module is a good example of this - heres an extract from it's dnn manifest file

<modules>
    <module>
     <friendlyname>View_Blog</friendlyname>
     <cachetime>-1</cachetime>
     <controls>
      <control>
       <title>View Blog</title>
       <src>DesktopModules/Blog/MainView.ascx</src>
       <type>View</type>
      </control>
      <control>
       <key>View_Entry</key>
       <title>View Entry</title>
       <src>DesktopModules/Blog/ViewEntry.ascx</src>
       <type>View</type>
      </control>
      <control>

...other defintions

</module>
    <module>

By the way, there is full manifest documentation at http://www.dotnetnuke.com/Resources/W...

Cathal

I might be misunderstanding.  But what I would like is to do this.

MyPackage
  -- View1
  -- View2
  -- View3

Now on the a page I want to edit, I would like to be able to ONLY add View two.  On another page add  ONLY View1 and View2.  So will the method you menioned work or would I need to create multiple packages with in the .dnn for each view I want to use seperately one each page.  So in this example I would need 3 seperate packages to show up in the "Add Modules" dropdown?

Thanks Joe